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What I think is the most amazing part is how you can hear the tremendous concern in the driver and co-driver in the next car. You can literally hear their voice tremble and their breathing is intense and clearly that of someone petrified for another human being.

he has won the event, but Iīm sure he will never drive a F1 race again, some pics

If he can regain enough range of motion, he can always jack up the power steering.

Will he race again? Who knows. But he'll back in an F1 car at some point, that's just about certain. Of course someone will give him the chance to get into a car when/if he wants to. In fact, there would be a line forming to do so.

If I were to create a thread that Schumacher was retiring, I would not bump a thread from 2006 when he retired the first time, or from 1999 when he broke his leg.

That's because his retirement now would not be the same as his retirement from years ago - it's two (or three) separate episodes. If you can't understand the difference between the examples you've provided and this continuing story about Kubica's crash and subsequent medical recovery and return to racing, well, I can't help you.

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This is an update on the original thread. This is the EXACT correct place for his post.

Bingo.

And I agree with REX8 that Kubica will without a doubt be back in an F1 car again. Whether he'll make it back to the grid remains to be seen, but I'm certain that some team (if not multiple teams) will give him a shot.

I hope he can make it back into F1. Unfortunately if you look at the video where he is spraying the champagne his right hand has no strength. He is just holding the bottle to keep it steady and there is little motion. He quickly pulls it away and uses his left hand for all else including the hand shake.

The reports I hear are that he drove the car mostly with one hand. His injured hand was just there to hold the wheel steady. He must have been able to use it for the hand brake though. You can see he has paddle shifters on the left side of the steering wheel in one of the vids, can't see the right side.